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There must be a smarter way of doing it than have 1 flight and 1 device. Surely they could take 10 devices and if there was no interference thats 10 cleared and

There must be a smarter way of doing it than have 1 flight and 1 device. Surely they could take 10 devices and if there was no interference thats 10 cleared and if there was an interference, they could then break up the that batch into separate flights. I'm sure there are also other ways to make this more efficient?

viraptor 15y ago
This is assuming that when you put those devices in the same area, there will be no interaction between them, no amplification, no cancelling out, etc. A better question to ask would be probably: should they test multiple devices in addition to single samples in order to catch more interaction patterns?